Engines & Components for Sale
- New yamaha raptor 660 hotcams hot cams stage 2 cam(US $124.95)
- Artic cat 500 pull rope starter crankshaft pulley & nut (aa5)(US $19.95)
- 2001 yamaha grizzly 600 front drive shaft cover plastic guard driveshaft(US $5.00)
- 2005 honda trx300ex 300ex engine motor mounts bracket 250x (US $5.00)
- Honda atc 250es 250 es big red atv oem tool kit 86 1986 646(US $56.99)
- Klr650 kawasaki 1998 (lot a) klr 650 98 shock(US $187.50)
Fiat 500 Electric 2012 launch
Tue, 23 Mar 2010The Fiat 500 Electric Concept was at the Detroit Motor Show this year At the 2010 Detroit Motor Show Fiat brought along an electric concept version of the Fiat 500, together with a Chrysler-badged Lancia as a clear indication that times are changing at Chrysler. And it would appear they’re changing even more quickly than we expected with the announcement that the Fiat 500 EV is going in to production, and will go on sale in the US in 2012. Obviously spurred on by the unexpected success in recent years of that other motoring retro icon the MINI, Fiat are pushing ahead with plans to introduce the regular Fiat 500 in to North America in 2010, although that will be preceded by the 500 Abarth and 500C Abarth, which will be the first versions of the 500 to reach American shores.
'This is Long Beach' movie preview
Thu, 15 May 2014At the end of the Great Depression, a subculture was created around the automobile. Small groups of people began gathering with their cars outside diners and soda shops to form the clubs that symbolized the birth of American car culture. In 1948, a group called The Cavaliers was born just outside Poly High School in Southern California.
Toyota RAV4 (2010/2011) at Geneva
Tue, 16 Feb 2010The 2010 facelifted Toyota RAV4 will be at the Geneva Motor Show It’s inevitable that with only a couple of weeks to go until the Geneva Motor Show opens that announcements on new and facelifted cars are rolling in every day. This morning it’s Toyota with news that they’re taking the facelifted Toyota RAV4 to Geneva. Unfortunately, Toyota hasn’t seen fit to give us too many details.